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1 JIlL
FJrrlnST
THIRTY VEARS
IMPRISONMENT
of McAlister Death and
sentence
the
Inch of Jennie Boss
Murderers
Cal pbell
Gets Fifteen Years
cliieferKerr
9Wdttr c
J JaIL
N Rnll Ant
ltf If1 A peath
t
I f were found
1rkll who
o dtree
t fl rmthe PCThII
1I0Clhlter on
nnh
t J
H J admmlltratlon
y th
iu iii tape logeth
1 I J hir who peladd
1M t a ch ajge of rap
and
l pUlt i > r oyer
1J3 fI eentence by
tlOmpbell and
t < r
1 to thirtY
PIllIl
4 l1itnl h lit har41 labor and
ImpriSonment
f n car tntenc ll 11 the
The
I I fnlprlMlment which the
ii t
ii HI crowded to Its
pm 11 coirUlors of the
< i dIY v Th fihId with people
> > as
crowtSl were
saIk
1 ttmeitHk the fa
curt room
In the
Jennie
IInd 1tl at
trotllet
I eeat where
fr 114 been given at all that
view
° d
a gN
I b mlnutell after court
A few
L op4ned lcAuter
dllired broUght In
and Dath were
sertf
twgan with a pleaT
f 3ng5
Dunn one ot the attorney
T I clemency for
tot
t i 11 le1 mpn the clHfl
that In
SxSSrp
I the QueeUon ot
1111ampbpll
t1
tii worthy of con
rrrttfl M
IT IS WAR TOlE KNIFE NOW
Story of Combine With Cache and
M Lake County Millers Deny
Say That Prices Will Go Lower Before a
Truce is Declared
I
g
f
Wrt ra of the Salt Lake MlUtn M
dBla Wt
e Tshett seen today
en tleay the ititeiaent In a 110I11
I i per to the effect that the ieIl
r1 11 this county and ache county
r gttlnf topthff
111 gge MY for Uf MId cee ot them
zeor1fflt jMI tbe uatMlUt ab
II cll1 true IIJ tar u ck
iVii on erned at lees
rt tl the Cube county millers
Eirw c WI the gauntl to the Hour
LIL urei of S lt Lake countr We
r fed turt tlitt coune Mom
In Cst It VM dli dvintsE 30 to all
Jea t4 iJ that ooner or later dls
Isfirj wiuti 1Iul follow But the
a li II1 11lrJe either could not or
i r J i i it that way sod con
Intj > I hip In Ihlr flour at a lower
rjt Cji be strictly home product
s r Ii tr Then we held a
t r ncrnlng it In fact we
e i J Mailers however Instead
f c t t < grew itcadlly worse
nl S irJIY last II stated In the
Mention by the court Counsel also
SubrnU SS petition duneU by many
submitted a
citizens asking tor mercy for Campbell
for many yean
had been known
who
as Industrious torn
to the petitioners
o
and ot good chnrtloter
pemto addressed the
Former Judge Scott
courtTnMoAlltters behalf urging pre
In
court family
ious good character and high
coflflIti0fl3
jWiun Campbell and Death were
McIIBtr
and
told to stand up McAllister
then and
extremely pale
Death campbell looked tho appearance of suffering
under the strain
greatlY Judge Dixon nddrC8alng the three
said
prllIOnefl stand COIIloted of murder In
second degree Had you been found
the of murder In the rtrst degree the
guilty would have been death but
punishment the of the Jury In tho exercise
of their lawful authority saved you
the gallows We must administer
from
Ilw as they are It Is true these
the
will destroy your lives obllt
orating sentences every prOspect of an honorable
existence among the people The court
cannot make any distinction but must
you for this crime I trust the
Earful consequences of this crime will
young men and young women of
help
community and point out to them
this
that they cannot hope to secure liappl
J outside of virtue and honor The
nS sentence of the court Is that each of
be Imprisoned In the state prison
you at Trenton at hard labor for a term
of thirty years
Vewe we concluded to mast all cut
prices
Continuing the gntleraan said The
war it now on and It IB a war to the
knife ami the Cache county people
will find that out before we get through
We tried to keep the price of fltur UI
to a living standard for the farmers as
well 81 for ourselves As I stated the
Cache millers would not agree to title
tIf Ji
will BO 10werprhAPi considerably
lower before they I > hl hr We are
of the opinion that we can sell at low
prices Just as long antI we think a
little longer than our friends In the
north Depend upon It we propose to
lUll them n merry chase anyway When
we pet through they will know they
have been In a tight In the meantime
he public will get cheaper flour than
It has got for year so what Is our loss
Is Its gain It Is n senseless propoel
lon but one that vet are compelled to
meet And we are meeting It In the on
ly way that will bring about a settle
ment
OVEL READING MADE HER CRAZY i
looM 6 Lurid Literature Unbalances the Mind of Unfortunate
FMICb Miss CarlsonShe Was However Not Sent
to the Asylum I
0i i conrttlnt charging Insanity
t1 Vttyria Carl on aged Jl was
I aamiiwd by County Physician
Ij ud Dr E S Wrtht before
T n rk James sitting si judge
j IT und minuted to the
7 toflrmary Whore Dr Mayo
F 1 h on treat her successfully
ill A urlfcn M Alma Carlgon
ct a lwttr >
PvMy ot the
rrtLt7 ilflM Mut the affliction
was brought on largely by excessive
novel reading They said she alter
nated In crying and laughing a great
deal and manifested a violent temper
particularly towards children at times
It was also brought out that some of
the unfortunate girls ancestors had
also been Insane The doctors pro
nounced her suffering from melancholia
Insanity but as It was very mild they
deemed It unnecessary to send her to
the asylum at Provo The family live
at Grand Park Addition this city
rRfASED SALARIES FOR STATE OFFICERS
Committee Agrees to Raise the Governors Yearly Pay
from 2000 to 4000More for Others Also
What They Arc
ill te
c0mnttt on ftell and
tJ1t
t Ihl
e 11rolnr fur the wr
aI rr Houe
1C
J E < bill No 7
1t n Inrnlll will reo
1 taHr rthufteraoontb It
fir
r
illg the oovernof
It I I
n 1 that of tho
J
4 n MIll ft n t I to
t t
ot tll from 1I to
l I It trlurer troln
Ihlll
I r hI
J5rl t attomlgen
it > nlnl f I H III1J that of the
IWo juLj schools from
i
lie tur
1 II n InrUf
Itat of sal
q 1 111111 fllw In the order
I I
200 26Oti I
DI S CO I
IorILOH
iGa Lee 80
TIIIIIIIIIhs to limo
Adjutant OcneraI
I <
1 0 Jan
2 I
tee The war di
tc iIh
t the folleWlnc
tn ttIie
r th n lIClllugh Lee
3 U 1larj nt or the
t In
ndlan trou
4 Jin
n i
7 TI Litul r1Julnt O < > nrtal
Dixon
7 A mnd
lrtUb
iJfIa 110 valry UlfrtlIa
lollIcO by Indians
000 IJOM The committee will also rec
ommend that the words In tho bill that
the relic In salaries take place from
and after January 7 1M1 be strkken
out and that tile last Motion of the bill
that this act take efTct upon approv
al IH stricken out for tho same reason
namely that It believes that the time
at which these changes shall become
effective is n matter for the Supreme
court to decide The section of the
Constitution bearing on this matter
conveys the meaning that the salaries
of State omcers cannot be Increased
during their current term of office but
attorneys eeem to differ In opinion on
this point It Is however plainly the
desire to have them apply to the offl
oers elected In November last
and no excitement at Holutnvllle and
Bufoula people not teavlnc their
homes KO anywhere without fear Chit
to Harjo Crazy Snake was arrested
yesterday without dlttloulty by Deputy
Johnson and now Is held at Henrietta
Dixon instructed to dYe neresMry pro
teetlsn to prevent destruction at rail
ways or bridges S ° f8r ne acts ° f 10
eDoe VenltId
8tgnbd Lee urjgrGen
Plclil Marshal Oourko Dead
Pt Petersburg Jan tFleld Mar
shal Count Oourko died today on his
estate at SCharow nea river
SENATORS VISIT
UNIVERSITY
Pledge Themselves to Make a Lib
eral Appropriation
THEY WANT SUM OF 5200000
Auiusluc hptcche Indo to Students
Scuuior lixprei luicnllon of Do
lug tll They C4iii for Initllullou
An event that will 111 In the mom
aries of the prewnt members of the
mate Senate and the students of the
University la the visit that was made
this morning by the former to the
great Institution that adorns the bench
Wilt of the city Although the visit
of the senators was of a Mriousnature
the students Used the occasion to let
loose their vigorous spirits and oa a
consequence college cheers resounded
through the halls and corridors of the
buildings and pleasant badinage was
passed between rival crowds of atu
dents while they were In the assembly
room juvuttlne the arrival of the sen
ators
The party Was composed of Pres A > J
Evans Senators Allison Kissel Thorn
ag Whitney wnltmore Hinoot and
wife llurdock and daughter Lawrence
liennlon Tanner Johnson and wife
Larson Love Itepn ntatlve Ullllnifi
and Miss Woraley The party was met
by Dr Klngsbury and Prof Iyinan
and was cunducted to the faculty room
In the library building There Dr
Klngsbury explained to the senators
the plans that had been laid out in
constructing the University buildings
It was expected that the appropriation
made two year ago was adequate for
the construction of at least four build
Ings but because of the IIIIe In the price
of building material it was possible to
only erect three of the buildings
What the University wants at the
hands of the present Legislature Is an
appropriation sufficient to erect the
fourth building Dr Klngsbury esti
mated the com of the building at 157000
A machine shop II also required that
will cent about 5000
Now what we want said Dr Kings
bury Is an appropriation of about
IHOOCO to include the maintenance of
the Dranch Normal at Cedar City This
Is an Increase of 16000 over last year
Dr Klngsbury explained that the ad
ditional sum In required to meet the
demands of Increase In salaries and
the employment of new teachers
Dr Klngsbury averred that the plans
for the University were laid for all
time the ultimate aim being to have
about fifteen magnificent buildings
dotting the east foot hills
After finishing his explanations Dr
Klngsbury Prof Lyman and Prof
Stewart sscorted the party through
thithiee lundtlwhera4heaWWOf1
the University was Inspected In all of
Its branches
At 12 oclock the students gathered
In the assembly room In the Normal
building where some of as felicitous
Impromptu speeches as are often heart
were made Dr Klngibury presided
over the meeting Introducing an the
first speaker Senator Whitney whose
speech bristled with wit and amusing
anecdotes He gaid that lie felt much
like a southern governor who on visit
ing the Slate prison was called on to
address the convicts He began by
saying ladles and Gentlemen he
then realised that there were no ladles
present and he said Fellow cItizens
and then being reminded that the men
whom he addressed were not citizens
he exclaimed In despair I am glad to
see so many of you here
Senator Whitney then became serious
and addressed himself earnestly to the
students asking them to be loyal to
their teachers and to their Alma Mater
Short and pointed sii eches were
then made by Senators ISvans Allison
Smoot Love Klesel Itnnlon Law
rence Murdock Larsen Johnson
Barnes Tanner Thomas Whitmore
and Representative DtlllngsaH of whom I
pledged themselves to do the right
thing by the Unlvcnltyand appropriate
for It all that the State could sustain
lOach speaker was greeted with cheers
and the meeting adjourned amid a
tumult of enthusiastic hurrahs
After the students had extended to the
senators a vote of thanks through one
of their number and three cheers and
a tiger the colons boarded a street oar
and returned to the city
THE LEGISLATURE TODAY
Compulsory Vaccination Conies Up III
Both Unuiclies
Compulsory vaccination was a ques
tion that received consideration In both
branches of the Legislature this after
noon In the Senate It came up In the
form of a protest and In the House the
MoMlllan bill was discussed almost ex
oltiHlvoly
KEAIUNS till Ml TOMORROW
Will Leave Oil the Nimn Train With His
Mnnapor Mr J11I11I1101l
Senator Thomas Kearns will leave for
Washington on the noon train tomorrow
accompanied by his manager Mr
Joseph Lippman who will remain In
the national capital until March nt least
and probsblj longtr Mrs Kearn will
leave for Washington In about Jk month
The new senator was very IrttqrlodAy I
In arranging his affairs to BwmH hIs
departure ou KO short a nofme Mr
Mppman was asked what Senator
Kearns would ftsst give 4ttenllin to
on his arrival Washington amitisaW
That II a little dllllcult to say M w
will be obliged to look over the ground
first Of course the two mot Important
matters before rongrs it the present
time ore the ship subsidy and nnny
bille Should the latter meaaure become
a law Utah will naturally ge her pro
rate increase of olllce anti these will
reoeive Mr Reams pnrtlcular atten
Ion
S
SHOULD JIB AllKBllBMEl
For some nights put an uflknnwn
man who is either demented or a des
rerat character has been badly
frightening women and young girls In
the Seventeenth and Nineteenth ward
He is reported to wear a long ulster
but Uti aside rrem his shoe and
stockings Is Htld to constitute lila only
wrtn apJNII111 On young My wh
was aCOIte by him IIIIt night near tIM
north sid of the Tempi block hat
hni In a suite of hysteria < lurJhR the
Whole of tf1y The policeman who
IIhallllu < e fl In apprehending him will
earn the gratitude of the public
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THE JEFFRIE8
RUHLIN CONTEST
Suit to Enjoin the Fight Was
Filed Today
DEFENDANTS AltE NOTIFIED
Irlze Ilftlit Defined by Ohio Supremo
CourtJtidton llnrmou Among At
ornei rreislnc be Tlntttr
Cincinnati 0 Jan 9The suit to
enjoin the proposed JtffrlssUuhlln
contest was filed In the court of com
mon pleas today Tbe l > ptl aUon for
an Injunction was not made at that
time Judge Holllster who Is sitting
In the common pleas room Ko I where
the hearing will bo hodWill be asked
several days later to l8U an Injunc
tion In the Interim nolle will be
served on the defendants They are
members of the original sasngtrfaat
board of trustees against whom Judg
ment has been rendered for the matter
also tho members of the Sangerfet
Athletic Association company which
the attorneys describe as t paper or
ganization with a oaJltAl of 190910
Meters Jeffries and nuhttn and the
members of the ZoologlrtaJ corporation
which holds the site of he jHengerfpst
hall are also mad Iltndanta
The legal ground upon which this ac
tion Is taken u that the proposed af
fair would be In every sense a public
nuisance The petition covers only
live pages of typewritten matter and
the prlnIpal averment art described
In a quo > tum from tufOhio supreme
court statement regarding prize tights
The supreme court fi an record In
the books as having dated that prize
fights are exhibitions sf brutality that
they are contests aangirops to life as i
well as demoralizing nnf pernicious In
effect on the wellbeing and good or
der of society
In addition to this fltattmtnt from the
highest tribunal In the Sate the at
torneyfl aver that the oilttMt In que
tlon would lead to the gathering of
tough and crowds of laUt and vicious
people whose presence would be a
menace to life good order property
and the welfare of the community in
general during their stay in the city
The attorney who ate pressing this
care ore Gustav If wald lAwrence
Maxwell Jr H J HorrM B W Kit
trldge J H Warrlngton and exInltH
States Atty Gen Juikon Harmon
The exact time for a hearing on the
motion for an Injunction has not been
Qxed but the court will be vked to
fix as early a day BS UqwIWej Mean
while counsel for time ndTUs will
prepare an answer WfliHyJuavJU oe
M 6ltu
I
BIG CBLBHRATION
Pnrtklpatwl In hytlranite Stake SIIIII
day Sclionl AVorkcrs
Tim Granite Stoke Sunday school
workers met at the Farmers ward
meeting house last night Superintend
ent George M Cannon presiding lOve
ry Sunday school In the Stake was rep
resented and several hundred persons
were present
Department work was conducted II
usual with the exception of an Inter
potation of a suggestion from the Dee
eret Sunday School Union Board The
Primary department took up the study
of Old Testament subjects and the flrst
Intermediate the Restoration of the
Gospel while the second Intermediate
considered the Book of Mormon which
with the kindergarten work and the
theological classe give a greater varie
ty In the program The latter classes
were addressed by Elder Richard Ly
man who also spoke briefly to the as
sembly
JOB FOR A SAKK CBACKKB
Another Lost Combination ID Cniislncr
Trnnble
The postman today handed John
Lawrence engineer of the City and
county building the following utter
which wng addressed City and County
Dulldlng Salt lAke to the tnnu that
can open our safe
Spanish Fork Jan IB 1H1
Dr Sir Please write two rae and
tell ate If you can opln my safe f you
can write me and tell me How much
you will chars and If U Is neceasarah
two break the lock
lockResp Onui Lewis
Rvfcltntly the gentleman has lot the
combination of his safe And desires
the services of a safe cracker to
open It Ml Lawrence says If the
combination of the safe Is off that h
an open It without damage to the pro
tector of valuable Hejjtd similar
service a abort time ago for the coun
ty clerk of Juab county at Nphl
wbOM safe became obdurate fetid re
fused to open
Mr Lawrence is wandering what Is
wrong with the people in tbe southern
r aunties In that there appears to be
an epidemic on of loOitfl5 safe com
bination He Is considering very seri
ourly the advisability of going Into the
We cracking business nud hanging
lut his shlnzle to bat effect
LATE LOCALS
Parson Learn and comjian whose
bid for the city IJMOM Itnte of re
fund 11 bond have Unitted to
Roor4r Xyctrom a form af bond II
per the terms ut the bid I
Little Arthur Burdell the seventeen
monthsold son of Mr and MM Ii T
Gelding died today of grippe and bron
chitis Funeral will be held from fam
ily residence 323 south Ninth Bast to
morrow afternoon at t oclock
David Hccles the well knojra Ogden
business man who II just now busily
engaged In projecting the Login sugar
factory came down to Salt Lake on
that matter late this afternoon to talk
the subject over with other Interested
Witlemtn at the fluent National
bank
batikrgeant
Sergeant Le Chamberlain of Battery
A tam National Guard was operated
on hat evening at the Holy Craes ho
pini by Drs Heir and Anderson for
ntp ndlsm His friends will be pleased
to knew that he was renting easily this
Afternoon and In a fair way for rapid
recovery
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR FUNERAL
A Rehearsal Along the Route of
the Procession
SIXTY 110YAL niliVCBSSBS
VUlirurllrlpntoVniiilorblllJIny liny
3l rlburuu < li lloiikv tor Ilk
J1I1Illlcr lImo Jschres
London Jan MKInf Edward n
and the Duke of Cambridge arrived In
London at a oclock today A Urge
crowd welcomed the king at Victoria
ftatlton 1111 majesty will Anally ap
prove of thef uneral arrangements dur
ing the course of the afternoon
There It a great deal of surmise ai
to what disposition will be made of
the kings late residence Both the king
and Queen Alexandra are devoted to
Sandrlnghain to his majesty probably
will retain that place but It le thought
Marlborough house will be given up
In the event of the Undo and Duchess
of Turk not desiring to reside there It
ii considered likely that William K
Vanderbllt will purchase the place for
the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
of which the duchess hat long deelred
to obtain possession
This morning there was a rehearsal
along the route of the funeral proce
lion The eight Hanoverian horses
which will draw the gun carriage took
a heavily laden brake estimated to be
of the weight of the nun carriage and
coflln over the route ftuuiurour car
riage followed and a number of
mounted men representing the foreign
princess and others who will ride In the
procession
It ha been arranged that the Eton
boys will line the route from the long
walk rates to Windsor castle while the
Military Knights of Windsor will lie on
duty In the chapel during the funeral
ervioes
It la now understood the funeral III
London will be approximately as fol
low
lowA eoverelgni escort of one hundred
lifeguards the massed band of three
regiment of foot guard Field Mar
shal Earl Roberta unit the headquar
ter staff an array gun carriage with
tht body the king supportel by the
German emperor the king of Portugal
and the other reigning sovereigns In the
order of precedence the Duke of Con
naught and York the iurrrlpn and
aide de ramp In utter ianre on royal
personages Quern Alexandra the
Duchess of axtC burg nnd lotha and
other royal princesses In four nuriaKf
deeply draped and In the rear of th >
procecalon another sovereigns wujrt
of one hundred life guard It is etttU1
U1
character there 110 hi will k
pallbearer though pOSsibly at WI
Cur certain general will act In this
capacity while the coffin li being car
ried up the nave of St Georges chapel
KINO EDWARD LEAVES COWEB
CoweL Isle of Wight Jan ILKing
Edward left Cowes for London this
murnlns
The Duke of York la suffering from
Tie drain of recent event and baa
been confined to his home since Thurs
day It II feared he will be unable to
take part In the ceremonies on Friday
Tire only American wreath which
has arrived at OsBorne hou e so tar
ii one from Mrs Sydney Everett of
lioston who Is staying on the isle of
W ight It II Inscribed In token of
llfclonz veneration
The coffin arrived last night The
nonoominlsaloned officers detailed to
carry the coffin rehearsed today with a
dummy coffin tilled with aaad and
weighing our half a ton
The main wing of Osborn house Is
expected to become the residence of
rlnceM Beatrice In her capacity as
governor of the Isle of Wight
The other part of the house will be
reserved for tbe king
Gen Sir Dlghton Probyn comptroller
and treasurer of the household of the
Prince of Wales since 1177 Is mentioned
as Ifrely to uccee Lord Edward Pel
hamCllaon as rrmrter of the house
hold The office Is In the personal gift
of the king
Crown Prince Predsrtok of Denmark
Ie expected to arrive In London tomor
row Prince Henry of Prussia sailed
from Kiel yesterday on board the Ger
man battleship Baden accompanied by
the coast defense ship Haffen
Prince George of Saxony Is prevented
by tnfluensa trout coming to the funer
al Prince John George will take his
place
Pltees Albrecht will represent the king
of Wwrtembnrr
Tbe crown prince Ferdinand of noil
mania Is expected Thursday night in
London
The kings order directing that the
drapery of buildings be purple has
rreaieu no little consternation Many
buildings her and In London and In
other places are already covered with
black It will cause no end of eipenct
to make the necessary alterations In
addition the supply of purple to al
ready getting short
leaSH ItDVYAKDS AIIDItltSS I
On Conferring llio Carter Upon tho
Gmimii Crown Irlnoo
London Jan ILThe following Is the
tXt of the uddrcw of King bduani
VII to the Grown Prize It Germany
Frederick William on the occasion of
his wejestys presenting the Insignia of
the Order of the Garter to tbe crown
prince In the council chamber In Os
borne house yesterday morning
< 8Irl conferring upon your Im
perial and royal highness the ancient
and moat noble Order of the Garter
which WM founded by my ancestor
Edward HI many centuries ago I
Invest you with the order of knight
hood not only as the heir to the throne
of a mighty empire but also as my
near relative It was the wish of my
beloved mother the queen to btow
It on you as rnark of her favor and
I am only carrying out her wishes ana
am glad to d < > 10 to one of mv Illus
r
trious relatives
To the Herman emperor to whom I
wish to express m dnoere thanks for
having enlted In It ending nd watch
Ing over the qUIn m < l remaining with
her until her lIeu moment I deslr to
express the hope that my action In con
ferring on you this ancient order may
yet further cement and strengthen the
feeling which exists between tile two
great eountrlos an < that we mar to
fotWant hn < in hnnd with Ui high
oWtot f Insuring place and proraeHtng
thft Mvance ef the ehlltiotlon of thi
I GrId
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lOUD LAUGHTER
AFTER WORDY WAR
Prospective StephensFlynn Clash in the
House Which Promised an Explosion
Ends Without Riot or Bloodshed
Washington Mn 3 > Whn the
IlotiM m today Mr mptMsM Ttxao
arose to a lusMton It privlltg in con
nection with the awliango which took
place between himself and Mr Flynn
the delegate from Oklahoma j < Mt prior
to adjournmnt MtV when the di
rect lie was alma passed Mr
Stephens read the language ud by Mr
Flynn in which the latter chained that
Mr Stephens had urrptltlouly insert
ed In the bill to ratify the agreement
with the Kiowa and Coinmauche Indl
mine which became a law June 61900 a
clause giving whit settlers the right to
take up cheek of these Indian lands as
contained mineral
Mr Stephens said It WM unfortunate
tor Mr Flynn that he himself hail In
troduced a bill in January 1WO which
contained the identical laD e which
he now ch was surreptitiously In
serted In the bill lie indignantly re
Pled the Institution to which Mr
Flynn had given utterance
Mr Flynn ares and declared In oven
more spnclAe language than he used
yesterday that when the bill uM
one 0 the floor except Mr Stephens
knew the Motion was in the bill
Would we have allowed a section to go
In he asked which permitted whites
tu take without compensation lands we
were allotlnn to the Indians
Didnt you Introduce a bill contain
ing similar language asked Mr
Stephens who now confronted the Irate
Oklahoma delegate the
Oklho across aisle
I had sufficient confidence In the
gentleman at that time retorted Mr
Flynn What le to the Investigation
which unearthed the facts he contin
ued was that the moment the bill
passed the gentleman from Texas tele
graphed his friends to go Into the lands
and locate claims
Did you not telegraph your friends
Interposed Mr Stephens
Yes that the bill had paused but I
insist that the Investigation developed
the fact that the gentleman from Tex
TO JIAKB H PAlS
Will bo Undortnkun by Utah Lljrlit anil
1owor Company
The execntlv committee and direct
ors of the Utah Light and Power company
pany met today In the oc o the
company The principal subject dls
oussed WM whether or not the repair
t b ma l on tb pipe line in Ogden
canyon where the fissure break oc
curred two Sunday ago should b a
a permanent o temporal nature I
was decide t make permanent repairs
pairs which Mill mean the abandon
ment of the tunnel which I now used
as a conduit for the wafer a the point
where the brake occurred and the run
ning te pipe line through that tunnel
Much wok will be necessary and work
men will begin blasting the side of th
hilt Thursday The cost of repairs Is
estimated at fell the way from 110000 to
100 C
AFTJ5R TUB MAIM
City Attorney Bitten Pit > toeiHwg3
1ldMt Some of th Member
AtUa under instructions from
Health Commissioner King City Attor
ney Stephen this afternoon took tb
Initial step II proceeding against the
board of education 0 account of tb
recent action of that body In 0 e mat
ter of throwing open tb public schools
to all healthy children Irrespective of
th fact M t whether they had been
vaccinated o not
ACCOJ Unity Messrs Newman
Olouciue Moyle Oeoghegmn and Brant
lug will be not before tomorrow
morning to appear before Judge Tim
mony pp show cause why
thy should not obey tb mandate of
be board of health J Ii understood
that 1 t gentlemen with the excep
tion of Mr Moyle are ID U city and
win be OB hand at tb appointed tm
to enter their pleas Mr Mole I ex
pected to ran t thta city within the
nest fw dm when unless the preeent
nralJnl imgram Is chanted h will also be
J
a WM th only number of either house
UUJ ° knew U mining clause was ta thu
iWTbt statement cried Mr Stephen
raising his arm threateningly Is ut
tiny unfounded and I believe it Is
knowingly and maliciously mad
That Is strong language retort4
Mr Flynn who preserved his equuim
Ity I received my Information upon
a visit to the reservation
Tbe members of the House at this
point expected a sensational explosion
but the Incident flattened out Mr
Stephens cal j upon Mr Curtis Kn
555 ot the commute on Indian affair
and Mr Little Ark who he saM
knw the section was In the bill to
bear testimony to that effect Neither
of the gentlemen appealed to arose
After a pause the Speaker observed
pUlI
dryly The gentlemen d not stem to
b rising 1
This produced a bart of laughter In
the midst of which Mr Little rose 11
said be supposed the House knew all
IUIP
about the section he did and WM In
favor ot It
Did you know that It proposed to
take the land of Indians without com
pensation r1 asked Mr Flynn
Mr Little replied that he knew the
section was In the bill The Incident
was cut short at this point by the rul
ing of th Speaker that the matter
1 getting beyond the limitof the
question of personal privilege There
upon Mr Hull Iowa called up the
conference report Jjpon the army re
organisation bill end moved that the
bU b sent back to conference The
parliamentary tangle resulting front
the errors discovered In thl original
conference report was made the occa
sion of some sarcastic comment by Mr
Richardson the minority leader but
after a brief wrangle the motion to
send the bill back to conference won
agreed to
The House then went Into commlttpo
of tht whole and took up the agricul
tural appropriation bill Mr wad
worth chairman of the asrlrultuml
committee explained the salient fea
tures of the measure which carries fI
JT7no being an Increase of I35JTM over
the amount of th current law
I M1SRUTII HOLTS NARROWESCAPE
a d y ur ed at Her Home Last Night jbyjlie FJqnics of an
> coholanpSlow theJA ien
Happened
Miss Until Holt of the Cummings
Stock company had a narrow escape
from death by Are last ulght at her
home 0 U3 East Brigham street
1 has been Miss Holts habit to make
a cup of chocolate In her room at night
after returning from the Theater Last
night she was tired and nervous from
the art performance of lArd Chum
ley In her nervousness she poured
out more alcohol than she Intended
and when a lit tbe laynp the lam
rose dangerously high What hap
pened after that Miss Holt cannot very
well recall She thinks she tried to
blow out the lam At any rate the
flames flared to the lace curtains which
at once took lire Miss Holt screamed
for help and seizing the curtain pulled
them down The biasing lace fell on
her breast setting fire to the wrapper
she was wearing and then dropped to
te floor setting Ire to the carpet
Paying no attention to the flames In
her gown Miss Holt dragged the mat
tress from her bed and threw It on the
biasing carpet extinguishing the
flame By this time her cries aroused
Use inmate of the house and they came
to her aid She w found lying un
conscious but was soon brought to
cousclousness
Dr luhe who lives In the neigh
borhood was at once called II Ha
found that one side of the young wo
mans face was badly burned Her eye
brows were singed oft and her lashes
entirely gone It was at tNt feartd
that Miss Holt had Inhaled the flame
and that she was seriously injured
lAter this 1 fortunately found not
t b the case The burns o her aco
are extremely painful and ills possi
ble that she may b marked for life
This however Dr Hughes hopes to
avoid
uol
When Mr Cummin heard of Miss
Holts mishap heat once sent word that
she was to make no attempt to play
tonl Miss Holt
at tonights performance 11 Ioll
however Insisted upon playing Dr
Hughes was consulted and said that
with care and the use of collodlutn on
the burns It would be possible for Miss
Holt to play without great danger to
herself As her absence would mater
tally weaken the cut Indeed It would
not b possible to tv Lord Chumky
without her Mr Cummlngs finally af
ter being assured by the physician that
no evil results were likely to ensue
contented her work t allow Miss Holt to resume
THE KEARXS KEGEPT10X
Was Attended bJ n Lnrjro and Hrllllant
Untlieriiic Last iglit
Senator and Mrs Kearns held their
formal reception at the Knutatard hit
evenlnz and It li safe to say that few
It any more representative or brilliant
gatherings have over been held in Salt
Lak6 or Utah The rotunda corridors
parlors library and dining rooms were
crowded and legislators ministers
guard omcers society people miners
and everyone even to children crowded
n the reception rooms where Sena
tor and Mrs Kearns assisted by Gov
ernor Well Mrs F B Wells Chief
JUlle Miner and wife and Mayor
Thompson and wife were receiving
TomPn ane
Everyone who was presented to Sena
tor Kearn wu given a pleasant word
Th los were magnificently decor
ated with greens Ivy sad great banks
of Easter flues and American butt
attendance and
Two orchtrl were In tendanCf 1
oeltrlH
dung the entire evening the people
ujoyed lurtenlnv to the music excep
tionally well n I red There were
special rooms ttld up for the gentleman
toast the senator
man who wished to tot tle Inator
and punch was served In th northVide
hall during tb even
of the reception durll tb IV
1M
InAt 1 oclock refreshments were
and from then on
served In the library Im
II lbray an
until I oclock feasting chatter and
dancing md lh night pleasumble
< In he renter of a group In 01 roam
Governor WHI proposed the health of
The Senator and It was responded to
with a will and followed with one to
e Governor Over a thousand per
son attended and altogether It waji a
mt successful and brilliant rertptwn
and not one wa present who did not
wish Senator Kearns the very greateit
of auvoers A Senator from Itah
MRS YOUSO VERY IH
The friends of Captain and Mrs J
will be pained to know
Wash TOn wl b ptnf o
that Mrs Young has been in a critical
condition throughout the day as a result
tb
cndltoa tbtut
with
salt of the attack of diphtheria
which ski WM trtelmi some dIr ag
Mr Tomfl co4h on remain U
eJs4M nn little I toeJU to r
psetui M ijvtng